Examples of using Right of inheritance in English and their translations into Greek
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abolition of the right of inheritance as the starting point of the social movement(St. Simonistic nonsense),
deprived of the right of inheritance; and considered as minors with no rights to make any transactions regard to possessions and wealth.
to be further counteracted, partly by a curtailment of the right of inheritance, and partly by the transference of as much employment as possible to the state.
For it to become a reality, the economic causes of that class difference would have to disappear-it would require the abolition of the right of inheritance, which is the permanent source of all social inequalities.
limitation of the right of inheritance in favour of the state, etc.”.
But even the right of inheritance“will not be able to lead to any amassing of considerable wealth,
to be further counteracted, partly by a curtailment of the right of inheritance, and partly by the transference of as much employment as possible to the state.
a simple difference between the standpoint of those collectivists who believe that it is useless to vote to abolish the right of inheritance after having voted"for collective property,
private ownership and the right of inheritance.
for example the right of inheritance, family law is different,
graduated income tax" and"abolition of all right of inheritance" as measures"to wrest,of view of the ultimate end they were aiming at- viz., the substitution of socialism for the market economy.">
graduated income tax” and“abolition of all right of inheritance” as measures“to wrest,
These actions on their part make sense if the teraphim were used to help his other sons confirm their rights of inheritance.
Master of Rothes, whose rights of inheritance were forfeited as a result of both having been implicated in the murder of Cardinal Beaton in 1546.
The right of inheritance is guaranteed.
Abolition of the right of inheritance.
Three, abolition of all right of inheritance.
And they were deprived of the right of inheritance.
A certificate of inheritance or a European Certificate of Succession is generally required to prove that the heir holds a right of inheritance, e.g.
To pass a law for the abolition of the right of inheritance and to put such a law into effect will be a comparatively easy task.